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In an interview with Kwaku Sintim-Misa (KSM), Blackson voiced his concerns, highlighting,“We have a reputation for being selfish, which exacerbates the challenges we face as we grapple with issues of generosity… Many affluent individuals prioritize their interests over the collective good.” According to him, comparig tax regulations in Ghana and the United States, the comedian underscored how high-income earners in the U.S.
contribute a significant portion of their earnings to taxes, whereas in Ghana, the wealthy are subject to less stringent taxation.
Blackson’s insights arose within discussions surrounding his “Michael Blackson Academy,” an initiative offering free education to children in Ghana’s Central Region.
However, here, the burden is lighter; affluent individuals don’t contribute as much,”Blackson observed..
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